Kids and Teens Needed for "A Christmas Carol" Play
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Seeking boys and girls ages 6+ for "A Christmas Carol" play. More details are below. About the play: This play is based on the classic Charles Dickens’ tale of the miser Ebenezer Scrooge and his journey of redemption as he is visited by the ghost of his business partner, Jacob Marley, and 3 Spirits on a Christmas evening in Victorian England. We join Scrooge as he is shown a variety of Christmases of the past, present, and future. We are introduced to people who have been affected by his actions and discover that the Spirit of Christmas is powerful and always have the opportunity to change for the better. Additional information: The auditions will begin at the beginning of the alotted timeslot and will be in 5-10 minute slots until everyone has been seen. Once you have signed up, you will receive an email with your time slot. Rehearsals will be held on Tuesdays and Thursday nights 6 PM to 9 PM. Sundays afternoons (2pm -5pm) will initially be held for specific scene/characters work and/or learning the choreography for those in the dance numbers. However, everyone will be expected to attend as directors get closer to the show dates. The rehearsal schedule will be detailed and specific to scenes and characters. Not everyone will be required at every rehearsal. Tech week and performances will be held in the Sooke. Tech week begins on Sunday, Nov. 23rd. Show dates are: Nov. 28th, 29th, 30th,and Dec. 5th,6th,7th. Please, see attached the sides. If you're interested, please apply.
22 roles
Nice, polite, studious. (Act 1, SC. 5)
Beloved sister of Scrooge. (Act 1, SC. 5)
poor beggar, sings for their supper, is chased away by Scrooge. (This character is required to sing acapella) (Act 1, SC. 3)
Sent on errand by Scrooge at end of play. (Act 2, SC. 9)
Sent on errand by Scrooge at end of play. (Act 2, SC. 9)
The physical symbol of Ignorance. Scrawny, with hideous makeup/dress. Moans and groans and clings to Spirit #2. (Act 2,SC. 3)
The physical symbol of Greed. Scrawny, with hideous makeup/dress. Moans and groans and clings to Spirit #2. (Act 2,SC. 3)
Former school friend of Scrooge's. (Act 1, SC. 5)
Former school friend of Scrooge's. (Act 1, SC.5)
Ethereal, solemn, challenges Scrooge's thinking.(Act 1, Sc. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Boisterous, booming voice, loud, infectious laugh. (Act 2, Sc. 2, 3)
Dour, silent, hulking, expressive without speaking. Will likely be in a mask. (Act 2, SC. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Oldest daughter. Went into workforce early to help support the family. (Act 2, SC. 2,7,10)
Oldest son. Dutiful, helpful, respectful. (Act 2,SC. 2, 7, 10)
Frail child. Walks with a limp and uses a crutch. Always looks for the good in everyone. Has the signature line in the play “God Bless us, Everyone!” (Act 2, SC. 2, 10)
Youngest daughter. Dutiful, but playful. Adores her family. (Act 2,SC. 2,7,10)
Featured dancers. (Act 1, SC.6)
Featured dancers. (Act 1, SC. 6)
Practical oldest child. Consecrate. Caregiver to younger siblings.
Happy, excited, doesn't want to go to bed.
Typical child, looking for attention.
Youngest of the Wilkens. Stalling with siblings to avoid bedtime.
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